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bare-neckedikonla bekʋt a̱yato go bare-necked.ikonla bekʋt a̱yabarenecked.
bargainanumpa itimapesaa bargain; a mutual covenant.anumpa itimapesato bargain; to covenant together.apobʋchito betroth; to bespeak; to speak for; to bargain for; to pet; to preengage; ʋlhpoba, pp.
bargainedanumpa itimʋlhpisabargained; covenanted.
bargepenia boat; a trough; a barge; a yawl; a skiff; a canoe; peni o̱, a ship, Matt. 9:1; peni chukowama, when he was entered into a ship, Matt. 8:23; peni asho̱, the ship, Matt. 8:24; a pirogue; a ship, Luke 5:2, 3; Matt. 14:13, 24, 32, 33; pehni ʋt ala, the boat has arrived; a ferry; peni ʋto, the ship, Matt. 14:24.
bargemanpeni isht ʋttaa ferryman; a boat man; a bargeman; a sailor; a waterman.
barkakchʋlhpiross bark; the coarse outside bark of a tree. [Chʋlhpi is the form of this word used by the Choctaw of Mississippi. — H. S. H.]baluhchithe hickory bark which is used in making ropes.chʋblidry bark.hakchʋlhpithe coarse outer bark of a tree.hakchʋlhpi shilaross; dry outside bark.hakshupskin; hide; shell; pod; comb; bark; scales; bur; husk; crust; rind; chaff of grain; integument; coat; cuticle; a film; a hull; a peel; peelings; the scarfskin; a tegument.iti hakhlupishpl., the ross of a tree; the outer dry pieces of bark.iti hakshupthe bark of a tree.ka̱wato bark, as a fox; to sing, as insects on trees.ka̱waa fox which barks.pa̱yato cry; to halloo; to call; to bark; to whoop; to cry out, Luke 4:33; i̱pa̱ya, v. t., to exclaim; to roar; to shriek; to scream; to screech; to vociferate; to yell.wohato bellow, as a bull; to bray, as an ass; to low, as a cow; to bark, as a dog; to howl, as a wolf; to waul.wohlichito bark at, as a dog; to yelp; to bay; ofi ʋt hatak a̱ wohlichi.wohwahto bark; to howl; to yelp.wohwohato bark; to howl; to yelp; nashoba yʋt wohwoa, the wolf barks.wowohato bark; to howl; to yelp.
barnkanchʋka corn crib; a corn house; a barn; a corn loft; a crib; a garner; a granary, Matt. 6:26.onush aiashaa wheat barn; a granary.
barracktʋshka chipota aiashaa cantonment; a barrack; a garrison.tʋshka chipota inchukaa cantonment; a barrack; soldiers’ quarters.
barredʋlhkʋmasing., stopped up; fastened up; calked; barred; aboha ʋlhkʋma; okhissa yʋt ʋlhkʋma, Josh. 2:5; shut up, Josh. 6:1; see akama.ʋlhkomoapl., stopped up; calked; barred; aboha ʋlhkomoa; haksobish ʋlhkomoa.okshillitashut; closed; barred; fastened, aboha yʋt okshillita; itonʋbi ʋt okshillita; holisso hʋt okshillita; ikokshilito, a., unshut; okshillinta, nas. form, Luke 4:25.oktʋpastopped; dammed; obstructed; barred; fastened; choked; intercepted; prevented; bok ʋt oktʋpa; peni koa yʋt oktʋpa, the boat is calked; oktʋptua, pl.
barrelitʋlhfoa chitoa barrel; a hogshead; a cask; a puncheon; a tierce or terce; a pipe; a tun.itʋlhfoa chito abehlito barrel.itʋlhfoa chito fohkito barrel; to put into a barrel.itʋlhfoa chito ibishthe chine of a barrel.
barrenashabito be mournful, lonesome, or barren.ashabimournful; lonesome; barren; stripped.ashabichito render mournful, lonesome, or barren.ʋlla ikimikshochildless; barren, Luke 23:29.ushi ikshobarren; childless; issueless, Luke 1:7.
barricadeholihtaa fence; a yard; a barricade; a lot; a court; a pen; wak i̱holihta, a cow yard or lot; an inclosure.tʋnʋp holihtaa barricade; a palisado.
barrierisht okshilitaa barrier; an obstruction; a shutter; something that closes a passage; the door; the gate of a house; a gate; a stopple.isht oktʋpaa barrier; an obstruction; a dam; a shutter; a stopper; a wad; a wear.
barrowbuntoa hill; a small hill; a barrow; a mound; a potato hill.iti chʋnaha iskitinia wheelbarrow; a barrow; a little wagon.shukha hobʋka barrow; a male hog castrated.
barteritatobaitatoboli, pl., to trade; to swap; to exchange; to barter; to traffic; to shop; to commerce; to commute; to contract; to deal; to interchange; to market; to speculate; to swap; to truck.
basechakpatalithe foot of a hill; the base of a hill; chakpatali ka, Luke 8:33; Judg. 19:1.chakpatalikathe place at the foot of the hill; the foot of the hill.makalimean; worthless; abject; base; contemptible; degenerate; ignoble; ignominious; insignificant; low; niggardly; paltry; poor; scabbed; scandalous; scurrilous; sordid; underhand; unmanly; vulgar;okpulobad, Matt. 13:48; vile; wrong; wicked; absurd; arrant; base; baleful; angry, Luke 4:28; dirty; corrupt; degenerate; unclean, Matt. 12:43; deleterious; deplorable; difficult; dire; direful; dismal; evil; fatal; faulty; fearful; fell; felonious; fiendish; flagitious; flagrant; foul; gross; harsh; heinous; horrible; horrid; hurtful; ill; immoral; impetuous; impure; inclement; indecent; indirect; injurious; licentious; monstrous; nasty; naughty; noisome; noxious; obnoxious; obscene; odious; offensive; opprobrious: outrageous; pernicious; preposterous; profane; rough; ruinous; sanguinary; savage; sinful; sinister; sordid; terrible; terrific; ugly; vicious; vulgar; waste; wrong; imokpulo, displeased with him; harmed; hurt; itimokpulo, displeased with each other.
basenessmakalibaseness; lowness; a scandal; vulgarity.
bashfultakshiashamed; bashful; afraid; timid; modest; abashed; diffident; sheepish.takshito be ashamed, etc.takshichito render bashful.
basinʋlla aiimpaa porringer; a basin for a child.isht ishko patʋssaa basin.
baskhʋshi innito bask; to warm by the sun.hʋshi libishato bask in the sun; to get warm by the sun.
basketkishia basket; a hamper, Matt. 14:20; 15:37; 16:9, 10; kishi alota.kishi yanchoa very large basket used as a bin.tapushi̱ka flat basket.tʋlbʋla double-wove basket made of the bark of cane.tʋpaka basket.tʋpishukfor tʋppakushi, a smaller basket than the tʋpak.
basket rimkishi afohomathe rim of a basket.
bass woodpanʋshuklinden; bass wood.
basswoodpishʋnnukthe basswood tree; the linden tree.